Cleaning the scissors
For many hairdressers, cleaning scissors is a taboo! Why this should be so is difficult to say, since a well-oiled machine runs the longest. However, the word "oiled" does not exactly apply here. Cobalt alloy scissors do not need to be "oiled", but if you do oil them, use oil sparingly and only after cleaning the scissors. For cleaning, use cloths soaked in a silicone liquid. With these cloths you can clean the scissors and remove static by leaving a thin layer behind that provides the perfect "lubrication".
Proper sharpening of Japanese scissors is important!
When you want to have your scissors sharpened professionally, we recommend having it done by a certified professional or company. Since just about anyone can call himself a "sharpener", we choose to work only with certified professionals!
Sharpening and any conditioning of the scissors can be done either by hand or mechanically.
